I’m sure our Peugeot 405 had them.
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I’m sure our Peugeot 405 had them.
Surely there must be another option that doesn't involve the complexity of this mod; but is better than the Land Rover OEM solution (if solution is a word that can be used :D )
Maybe some different sprayer which can be fitted in place of the defender one ?
You could always attach a tube/pipe with a series of appropriately spaced holes across the top of your windscreen and let it 'rain' down your windscreen. You'd probably need to connect it to a higher capacity pump and a larger water reservoir than the standard washer setup. Alternatively, just use your shower pump and 40 litre water tank.Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
A fellow hydrographer did just as outlined above on his F100 work truck and found it very successful in dealing with the mud and dust of western NSW.
haha a land rover 'waterfall' mod ?
That'd certainly let more water in the gap in the rubber screen surround my defender 'features' ... :D
About $85 landed here in Aus.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Too many moving parts / susceptible to damage, thats why I think there must be another better solution.
is there no way the standard washer jets can just be made better ?!
Have you investigated a higher output pump?Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
We went with upgraded nozzles in factory location and they work brilliantly.
What nozzles are they Tombie? Where from?
Screen Wash Jets - CSI PartsQuote:
Originally Posted by 86mud